I would remove the two round mirrors beside the bed. Together with the matching lamps and upholstered headboard, they create a very traditional, formal look that now feels a little dated.
If you would like a full-length mirror, I would make that the only mirror in the room and choose a large vertical design with a slim, simple frame. It would immediately give the bedroom a cleaner, more contemporary character without adding more visual clutter.
I would also keep the bulkhead the same light color as the ceiling. If you want more contrast, make the wall behind the bed the focal point instead. A muted blue or deeper sapphire shade could work beautifully with the neutral bed, warm lighting and wood furniture.
I recently transformed the same bedroom into three completely different styles. The comparison may help you decide how classic or contemporary you want your room to feel: https://youtu.be/nEcPGozCbFY
I’m making process with the photo wall and love this idea! Thanks @maureen 😍
I would remove the two round mirrors beside the bed. Together with the matching lamps and upholstered headboard, they create a very traditional, formal look that now feels a little dated.
If you would like a full-length mirror, I would make that the only mirror in the room and choose a large vertical design with a slim, simple frame. It would immediately give the bedroom a cleaner, more contemporary character without adding more visual clutter.
I would also keep the bulkhead the same light color as the ceiling. If you want more contrast, make the wall behind the bed the focal point instead. A muted blue or deeper sapphire shade could work beautifully with the neutral bed, warm lighting and wood furniture.
I recently transformed the same bedroom into three completely different styles. The comparison may help you decide how classic or contemporary you want your room to feel: https://youtu.be/nEcPGozCbFY